1. Penguins
Ken Delaney
All About Penguins
4/16/2019

2. The penguin mother lays one to two eggs in a nest.
Stages of Life
The penguin mother lays one to two eggs in a nest.
The mother and father take turns keeping the egg warm.
The egg hatches in one to two months depending on what kind.
A baby chick comes out.
The chick grows up and finds a mate which it keeps for life
Birds are not mammals and mammals do not lay eggs. Penguins have fur and help nurse their young. They are very
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3. Locations
Antarctica
South-western coast of Africa: Black-footed Penguin
Chile and Argentina: Magellanic Penguin, Humboldt Penguins
Falkland Islands: Genbo, Rockhopper, Magellanic, Macaroni Penguins
Australia: Little Penguin
New Zealand: Yellow-eyed Penguins
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4. Food
Most penguins eat fish and are fed threw mouth to mouth by their parents
Three foods of penguins arered dotkrill, fish, and red dotsquid. Some of the smaller penguins eat only krill. red dotKrill is a tiny shrimp-like animal. Some of the larger penguins eat fish and squid. They find these foods in the waters around Antarctica. When penguins eat food while at sea, they store the food in a special place. When chicks are hungry, they reach into their parents' beaks to feed on the food the parents have regurgitated.
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5. Types of Penguins Types of Penguins Adelie penguins African penguins
Chinstrap penguins
Emperor penguins
Erect-crested penguins
Fiordland penguins
Galapagos penguins
Gentoo penguins
Humboldt penguins
King penguins
Little (Blue) penguins
Macaroni penguins
Magellanic penguins
Rockhopper penguins
Royal penguins
Snares penguins
Yellow-eyed penguins
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6. “It's practically impossible to look at a penguin and feel angry.”
The End
“It's practically impossible to look at a penguin and feel angry.”
All About Penguins
4/16/2019